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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1933.
PAGE TEN
COAL OPERATORS IN CONFERENCE OVER CODE
Hi NFS
INFLATION FORUM
LED BY STEWARD
Members of the Medford Rotary
)ub gln turned their attention to
the Increasingly Important end timely
queetlon of Inflation at their weekly
luncheon today at tha Hotel Medford.
Hamilton Patton, chairman of tha
program committee, again turned the
meeting over to C. T. Bteward who
presided orer a forum dlecueslon of
the varloua phaaee of Inflation. The
Informal dlacuaelon followed last
weeka talk before tha Rotarlana by
Mr. Steward.
After a brief renew of former In
flation and reflation period. Bteward
presented a formula of authoritative
economlta In which price tlmca trade
etpiaia quantity of money tlmea lt
Telocity. The added velocity, or
epeedtng up of money movement la
the present great problem of Hoose
elfa admlnutratlon, Mr. Bteward
aeld. and tt la with thla In mind
that the governments efforta are di
rected toward releaalng frown bank
credlu throughout the United Btatea.
The apeaker called the Rotarlana
attention to the Initial beneflta of
Inflation, but atreaaed the neceaalty
of proper control. Experiences In
other countrlea have taught econo
mlata how difficult the taak la to
apply the brakea effectively after
the great machinery of Inflation la
rolling.
Inriatlon haa been termed a "cruel
mirage," Mr. Bteward aald In expreaa
lng the opinion that the Rooaevelt
administration would not reaort to a
plan of "printing prees" Inflation.
Hamilton Patton, Orln Schenck.
Oeorge Henaelman, Olen Smith and
other Rotarlana participated In the
round-table dlacuaalon which followed
Tarney Bteward'a tntereatlng talk. Nu.
meroue charte were uaed by the
apeaker to clarify and emphaelw
polnta In tha forum aeaalon.
Glen Bmlth, O. L. MacDonald and
W. A. Dates told the Rotarlana about
Medford'a participation In the recent
meeting of the Bhaata-Caacade Won
derland aaaoclatlon at Redding and
George Henaelman named the mem
ber! of Medford Rotary club'a golf
team which will meet the Orante
pl Rotaryi club in an Inter-clty
match at Granta Paaa.
Olon Bmlth will handle tha pro
gram for the next meeting, accord
ing' to an announcement by Preal
dent O. J. 8emon. Morrla Wlibrant
of Granta Paaa waa .the vlaltlng Ro
tarlaa at today'a meeting. .
Two new membera of the Medford
Rotary club, Lee Blahop of KMED
and K. W. Kendrlcka. dlatrict manager
for the Standard Oil company, were
Introduced at today'a meeting.
1 . -
MetenffWical Report
October 10, 10S
Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight
and Wednesday. No change In tem
perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednea
day, but occasional foga on tha eoaat.
Ho ohange In temperature.
Temperature a year ago today:
Hlgheet 78: loweat ST.
Total monthly precipitation, 0
Inchea. Deficiency for the month,
.38 Inchea. Total precipitation alnce
September 1, 1033. .31 Inchea. Defici
ency for tha season, .30 Inchea.
Relative humidity at t p. m. yes
terday 36 percent; S a. m. today 8
percent.
Sunrise 6:19 a. m. Sunset o:S7 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.,
no Meridian Time
km k ' rv'i vis
i i Mr 4 .dJ
ATTEMPT TO
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(Continued I torn page One)
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five bsllot theft trlalj, and hla evi
dence corroborated the Sexton broth
era' teetlmony of the role Fehl. Jones,
Schcrmerhorn and olenn played In
the crime. Olenn waa acquitted by
a Jury, of which Charlea E. Blaesa of
Trail was foreman.
All of the ballot-theft defendants,
who gave state evidence, were grant-
. j i.. u .ti.rir,. Rlrlnwnrth ex
cept Wesley McKltrlck, "captain of
the Banna guaras. wnw ua m pin
vlous felony conviction against him.
Th, a picture shows a committee of coal operatora aa they worked ta put final touchea on the eontro.
lRSmiupivif, Dyke Norman, Appalachian .roup: Deputy Admlnlatrator Ken.
n"h M. Simpson. Standing: Hugh Hawthorne and Scott Stewart of tha Appalachian group. (Aaaoclat-
ad Press Photo)
I, Ives I or.
PORTLAND, Oct. 10. CAT
TLE: 13S, alow, qtiotably nUndy. buIIa,
good and choice, II. 78-3.00; other
quotation unchanged.
HOQfl: 300, 10c lower. Lightweight,
good and choice, $3.00-5.70; medium
weight, good and choice, t4.00-0.75;
heavyweight, good and choice, 4 50
0.00; other quotation unchanged.
fJHEEJP: 1200; fic higher. Lamb,
good and choice ,$5.00-5.56; other
quotations unchanged.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Oct. 10. (P) BUT
TER Print, extra 33c; standards,
31 '4o lb.
BUTTBRPAT Portland delivery: A
grade, 19c; farmer' door delivery, 17-?
per lb.; aweet cream, Oo higher.
DOCS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling price: Overslise, 31c; extras,
20c; atandarda, 35c, mediums, 35c;
pullets, 17c doaen. Buying price by
wholesalers: Fresh extras. 36c doai.;
first, 31c; mediums, 18c doe.; under
grade, 13c; pullets, 14c.
Cheese, milk, country moat, mo
hair, cascara bark, hops, live poultry,
ontona, pots toes, cantaloupes, wool
and hay. unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 10. (API
Table: Open High Low Close
My .78 .79 .78 .7S
Dec .71 ' .7114 .70 .70
Caah wheat JIo. 1:
Big Bend blueatem .7o4
Dark hard winter, 13 pet .7',4
11 pet .S7',4
Soft white .85 '4
Western whit , .5'4
Hard winter . MM
Northern aprtng .......M....H....Mu.on3
Western red .03',
Oata: No. 3 white ..... 33.50
Corn: No. 3 B. yellow. ........ 31.00
Mlllrun, standard - 18. so
Today'a car receipt: Wheat 61:
barley 3; flour 1; oata 3.
OltJ
11
n
Boston
Cheyenne ....
Chicago
.Tiureka
Helena
1oa Angrlea
Mrdforci
New Orleana
New York .....
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Peno
Ttoeeburg
Salt Lake
Ban Pranclca..
Seattle .
Spokane .........
Walla Walla.
Waahlngton, D.O.
68 6t
73 38
63 44
68 4R
83 43
70 80
78 40
74 68
78 50
68 48
00 64
86 60
83 48
83 36
78 48'
. 64
80 48
73 43
73 48
68 44
4
Clear
Clear
Clear
Foggy
P. Cdy.
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
P. Cdy.
P. Cdy.
Clear
Clear
Poggy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Chicago Wheat
Prer. day 07.8 44.6 77.6 83 0
Week ago. M l 41.5 73.8 76.8
Year ago 60 0 33.6 78.1 81.0
3 Yra. ago..,.139.7 109.7 188.0 143 8
NEW YORK. Oct. 10 VP) Inertia
ruled In the atock market today as
most trsdera and Investor, maintain
ed a noncommltal attitude toward the
Hat aa a whole. There were several
unimportant dlpa and rallies, but
even profeasloBfll activities were usu
ally UsLleaa and Indeclelve. The clcee
was mildly Irregular. Transfer ap
proximated 1.100,000 ahares.
Today'a closing prlcea for 83 select
ed stocks follow: ...
Al. Chem. as Dye .. ..140
Am. Can' 03
Am. A Pgn. Pow 10',
A. T. & T .- 110
Anaconda 15'fc
Atch. T. tt B. r . 67",
Bendlx Avla 16
Beth. Steel 34
Cateplllar Tract. . 30',4
Chrysler 45
Com. Solv. .......... 38
Curtlsa-Wrlght 1i
DuPont 78
aen. Pooda 86
Oen. Mot . 30
Int. Harvest -. 8B,4
I, T. As T ....................... 16
Johna-Man .. . 57
Monty Ward 30H
North Amer 30
Park Utah 3
. 45
. 18 V,
ZZIZZZZ 33
. 35
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Std. Branda ......
St. Oil Cal
Bt. Oil N. J....
. 43
43
Trans. Amer, 6
Union Carb 43
Unit. Aircraft . 33
U. B. Steel . 47
E
CH1CAOO. Oct. 10. (AP) Table:
Open High Low Close
Deo 85-85 .8.1 .83 .8414-
May 8B- .80 .87 .88-
July 87- .88 .86 .88-
Snn PrancUcn Butterfat
BAN FRANCIBCO, Oct. 10. (AP)
Butterfat 30-3IC
4
BIRTHS
Wall St. Report
Observing National Pharmacy wee
which started October 9, Wood Drug
company haa arranged an'lnterestlng
dlRptay window at their store on Main
and South Central.
Bflver&l pouters point out tha Im
portance of thla national movement
on the part of professional pharmacy
by showing the relation of the physi
cian, pharmacist and patient.
Equipment used in the preparation
of pills and medicine In the past, aa
well as the modern method la Illus
trated In Woods' exhibit. H. F. Spll
ver. voteran druggist whose practice
date back to 1888 when he received
hla degree In Illinois, recall the ad
vent of capsule In tha early 00 'a
when patient would appear at the
drtig store with the emptied pills ask
ing for a refill. An o;d -style "pill
machine" 1 Included In the Phar
macy week dlaplay.
SECRET PRICES
1 FOODSTUFFS
T OF EVILS
(Continued from Page One)
Henry King, New York; representing
the National American Grocer aaso
elation, and F. H. Massmann Chi
cago, represent! ng organization of
chain stores, both said the open price
provisions would make It potulble for
retailers of food to be protected
against advantage of their competi
tors. Hector Iazo, Washing ton , spokes
man for the National Association of
Retail Orocers, contended the exist
ing system with no prohibition
agalnat secret price haa had effects
on the farmer, the consumer and the
trade, and prevents stabilization.
Condition In the trade have
reached such a pas that food stuff a
are being sold In many instance on
every single appeal except that of
wholcsomeneas and quality," Lazo
aald.
The hearing proceeded today with
out a rultng from the farm adminis
tration a to whether It will grant the
request of numerous manufacturers
of food product to be exempted from
provision of the code which, In addi
tion to requiring open prices by
manufacturer and wholesaler, would
prescribe minimum markups in prices
by wholesalers and retailers.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
CASH PAID for men secondhand
suite, odd eoate. nata and shoes
Will B Wilson 33 N Front St.
Good Used Cars,
No Cash Down
' 1! your old car oovera the down
payment.
WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
Down pay.
1030 Cher. DeLuxe Sedan $120.00
10,10 Chrvsler .Sedan .. 125.00
192S Chevrolet Coupe .e... 03.00
1299 Ford Roadster 80.00
1931 Chevrolet Bedan 130.00
1928 Chrvsler Coupe - . 85 00
1920 Bulck Stand. Coupe 90.00
1930 Bulck Sport Coupe 150 00
BETTER CARS FOR LESS MONEY
Armstrong Motors, Inc.
38 Nortn Riverside.
FOR SALE Springer Spaniel; train
ed; cheap for cash. Harry Stewart,
Griffin creek.
FOR RENT Nice modern home on
Bcrrydale Ave., H0 per month,
renter pay for water. C. C. Chap'
man.
FOUND Came to my place Monday,
roan calf. 3 months old. Call at
610 McAndrewa road, and pay for ad.
WANTED To sell you carefully re
jected potatoes and onion for your
winter supply. Peerless Market, 12
14 No. Bartlett. Phone 603.
FOR SALE 2-year-old thoroughbred
Jersey bull; hound pups; a few A-l
milk cows. D. P. Duggan, Rt. 1,
Central Point.
PLENTY of prunes and tomatoea at
the F. S. Carpenter ranch, Jackson
ville highway.
WANTED Application for good home
loans in small amounts, proceeds of
which will be used to create em
ployment. Southern Building &
Loan Assn.
WILL care for elderly elck people In
my nome. pnone 4J7-A.
WANTED E-flat clarinet, Bough m
system. Phone 440-Y.
350 HOLLYWOOD White Leghorn
pullets, laying: doz. or more. L. M
Hughes, Fern Valley.
Easy Now to Get
Rid of Dandruff
No longer need you be embarrassed
by fleck of dandruff on your shoul
ders or Id your hair. No longer
ned thla menace to beautiful hair
and a healthy uralp bt tolerated, for
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic will easily
and quickly eliminate it. It will frlv
rich, lustrous hair with the natural
she-m of life, and vitality. A single
bottle usually eliminates dandruff,
and the first application stops that
uiinernuis iitriiing. ;
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hair una Lucky Tiber's Three Paste j
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'or dandruff and scalp Irritations
l.ucky Tiger Mngio fihiimpoo for
lean hair and scalp Luckv Tiger
lUir Pressing for lifeless, dry, un- I
riily hair. At drutr stores and bar.
ber shops. Money bad; guarantee. I
FALL
OPENING
Oriental
Gardens
SATURDAY
Bond Pale ATernxes.
(Copyrliht, 1033. Rtsndarrt statistic,
Co )
October 10:
jo jo ao o
Inrt'ls RIV Ufa Total
Todsj .' 7S S 14 4 SO.t 7.1 a
Ptv. clsy 73 1 74 I 70 4 78 5
Wlt SdO ... 7.1 1 73 0 7 S 74
Yfar ago "3 S "4 4 J t 70 0
3 Yra. ago ... 83 .1 107 90 4 100 1
a.tnrk Hal ArrragTS.
(Copyright, 1033. Standard Atatlatlos
Co.)
(Mobrr 10:
M SO 20 B0
India nn'a Ufa Total
Today 00 9 44 0 . 78 S 81.9
'KING OF JAZZ'
SHOWING AT ROXY
"Klnn of Jar." the most gorgeous
nd melodic of all muslo pictures In
color, opened at t he Ooxy theater
thla afternoon.
"King of Jars" consists of seven big
spectacular revue number. In ad
dition to several comedy sketches,
blackouts, and Individual song, dance
and novelty specialties. The music
for the entire picture la supplied by
Paul Whlteman and his famous or
chestra and they have a prominent
part In all of the musical number.
The production 1 filmed entirely in
technicolor,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Town send are
tha parent of a daughter weighing
8) pounds, born Sunday at Mr. C. '
E. Stanley'!, 343 North Ivy.
(1
8acrd Hrart church will lv bn
flt card party at tha Pariah hal!.
Wadnaaday trenlnf at 8 o'clock. Ba
frenhmrnts, prlnva for high acora ana
a gtntral good time, for J4 cents
Ererybody welcome.
Light structural steel fabrication
Brill Metal Works.
BODY-FIR
r.r Tier In l oad l.ota mm
quality and Measure, a I n
Guaranteed I O.
Medford Fuel Co. I
11JJ N. Central. Tel. 31
Eleo. Wiring & Repairing
Call M. No Job Too
Larta or Too Small
MEDFORD ELECTRIC
B. M. Bash, Owner
Baaement, Medford Bld.
TURKEY FEED
You should nrranpe now for your
TURKEY FATTENING FEED
CORN
NEW LOW
PRICES
We are now offering best quality Eastern Yellow Corn
at new low prices. Let us quote you a price on corn in
ton lot delivered to your ranch.
F. E. Samson Co.
Phone 833.
229 N. Riverside
A New Idea In Shirts
The Arrow Mitoga
Look a new kind of shirt
the Arrow Mitoga. It
follows the lines of your
body, drapes in at the
waist . . . conforms to the
shoulders. It tapers with
the arms.
The Mitoses perfect
fit la made possible
by Arrow's Sanforlc
InR process which
makes thia ahlrt stay
form-llttlng makea
It keep It rlsht elr
through a llfotlma of
IsunUertngs.
MITOGA
Comes in most
Arrow styles and
patterns. Come in
and look it over.
$2.
i
I Mannls Mens Section ,
Anniversary Sale
of Stitched
Cotton Batts
k marvelous value tn 72x00 Inch three
pound stitched Cotton Batta. These
standard quality Quilting Batta are reg
ular 69c each but out they go tomorrow
for the anniversary price of
43 Ea.
Anniversary Sale
White Outing
Another Anniversary special for Wednes
day. Fine soft finish 2 T-Inch whit
Outing Flannel selling regular for 13
yard. Ideal for any flannel need.
9c Yd.
Anniversary Sale '
Ruffled ,
CURTAINS
33rd Anniversary clean-up sale of fine
quality Ruffled Curtains. Thla group
consists of curtain selling regular up
to $1.49 pair, Including many good 'look
ing patterns and colors. The Anniversary
price Is less than today's wholesale
cost. Your choice
73
Pr.
MIIMIIlHMMtlMltllllHMII
New Shipment of
Vl' Georgiana
Wash
T 1 1
r rocKs
For Fall
we
Will A
'Georgiana", the wish drees
supreme. now on dleplsy and
sale at Mann'a. New dot and
print patterna In the season'
smartest colors.
200
To Choose
From in All
Sizes And
Every One
Fast Color
$1 95
New Brushed Wool Sweaters
$350
The Brushed Wool Sweater you've
been looking., for 1 here. Navy,
frreen, white and red. Slip-on
styles. Crew and turtle neck.
Anniversary Special On
Womens Outing
Flannel Oowns
inlMHitMHItimillllHIIimim Illllllllllll IIIMIMtlMtUIIIIIMMIIIMI
Anniversary Sale of
Kiddies Flannelette
SLEEPERS
Anniversary sale of Women' and Misses' fins
quality Outing Flannel Ntght Gown. A warm
winter gown with long sleeves. All size In this
special In white and colors. Regular 89c values.
Your choice
In the Infants' dept. tomorrow. A sale of Flan
nelette Sleeper In one-piece styles only. These
i are made of printed flannelette In sizes 2 to 8
years. And sell regular for 89c garment. Your
rhotce while they last 1
i 3C Ea.
73 Ea.
There's real economy in
this perfection of detail
rfrjuf : 1
IfrT-Js ' f 7 Oecorotlve pkot edge.
ttea (IV Ungsaalry eloitic wait.
. -.. :::::::::: :.;y.;.v..' ( j Afterwstt with .decorative mn-:::::
.' stop features.
(" ""i A ,5) Specially reinforced lisel cornsr. ;
j ,l8r J 6 Elastic beol pock.li.
. - ' .'.v."."v.v.-.v.v.v.v.v47. Reinforced wle Iranifer.-v.v.v.v.-.v.vv-.
. j (S) Comfeteam in loo)
f t I 9) Special cradle tele.
' SrA " " - tlOUx Toe reinforcing.
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HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
No other women's hosiery has all these fea
tures of our famous Holeproof line features
of quality, comfort, service, beauty. That's why
smart Holeproofs are so satisfying -so distin
guished in value, as well as in style.
See them!... particularly our popular "walk
ing sheers" in colors to harmonize with every
costume at
$10.0 M$125
JL and JL pr.
MEDFORD S OWN STORE
Order Your
Personel
Christmas
Cards Nowl
SOAP
Tha Toiletries dept.
offer for Wednesday
a sale of boxed
French milled Toilet
Soap at 83c box. Each
box contains 40 bars
of assorted odor of
flowers. Reg. (tl.00.
Special
83cbx.
New
Neckwear
New Neck Tear of fine
plqua anil linen In
A.cot, Jabot . and
Peter Pan sty La.
These new plecea win
fit either the hlgn
or low neckline dresa
and are In white only
59c
2 for $1.00
FOOT
STOOLS
The Notion section
offers for tomorrow a
cretonne covered one
compartment Foot
Stool for only 83e.
These are made of
well seasoned wood
and are a II 00 value.
Special
83c
Main Floor